Misc: I don't know how you could have chosen from Louise's lines, ditto various in Ep 13, and I loved the Dove poem. But you can relive all of the moments in this episode guide Season 4 of the Starz drama adapted Diana Gabaldon’s Drums of Autumnnovel, following. Second (probably first), CAUTION for those who don't like to read details about sexual functions – there really should have been a line from either or both of them to the director saying, 'Wait!!! Neither of us had an orgasm yet, last season everyone had one, every time! What is happening to this show!?' Outlander Season 4 has, sadly, come to an end. First, that Jamie said YOU built me a lean to which spoke to a flaw in the whole season for me, it should at least have been we. On the subject of which, I probably liked that he got to choose when he was getting touched for a change, instead of the production team (whoever did that choosing.) Sam was stunning with all that whole dialogue, in a season where he didn't always have the best material to work with.Įp 4: I had two problems. It was nice to see Jamie masterful again – and Claire more powerful when they are equals, as we all told RDM she would be -). These were some of the most difficult scenes to watch, not just in Outlander, but on any form of film or television. While on a second honeymoon in Scotland, former army nurse Claire stumbles on a gateway to the past. I believe I jumped off the couch and yelled, Jamie's back. The first time Outlander took on the challenge of depicting assault and torture on television was on the first season of the show, and the victim was none other than Jamie himself. I'll go in order of which I cared most about:Įp 5, I would have added Jamie's next line, possibly my favorite in the season to that point: Do. Janet, how did I miss this? I'm glad it was re-released.

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